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Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

sarge In the right colors is|
Unusual value. You never
got them before for less than
81 and Is; now they are 90
cents, and you'll like them
lat once.
Our dress fabrics are right
we know it because you
buy them so freely.
There's enough here to
please everybody-you all
say it.
We do a live business -
You know it
Kid Clio ses-our own I'm.
portation-everything here.
Ladies' Coats, Jackets,
Raglans and Wraps.
Children's Goats.
Misses Coats.
Don't fail to see our Up
holstery Department.
Do you want Curtains?
1--WE have Lace, Swiss, Irish
Point, Nottingham, Turko.
man, Shelah--beautiful and
bewildering. 81 to $50.
Carpets so busy now we'll
Igive you prices later on.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

IT rs BUT three weeks from next
Tuesday until the frst of November,
and on that day the people OF this StA.e
will say whether or not convention
shall be held for the purpose OF revising
and reforming the O,nstituion. Al
though the time 10 30 short no organized
effort for the contamination OF this very
desirable object has % yet been made
In New CASTLE Ooun'y, and here In
Wilmington, where all should be 30
deeply interested In the matter, COM
pArAtively nothing has been done. Oae
or two wards have held meetings,
passed resolutions and sppoin ted oom-
ntttses, and that 10 an, but we sssure
the voters that Is not enough. There
will have p be more interest shown,
and that OF once, or We will 90 along
for years TO come hobbled With . con
s.itution that has ceased to operate "fol
the greAtess good Of the greatest mum
ber." Why not do as Sussex did, hold
public meeting? We do not want
Democratic or . Republican meetin
but We do want . meeting OF oitzsui
In which every hundred Of this count
shall be represented. who shall sen
back the word to old Sussex that Me-
Castle will stand by her, shoulder
shoulder, for constitutional reform.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

WE hope that Messrs. BAynArd, Nor
ton and Hession, the committee Of
Counoilmen appointed TO take into con-
slderation the matter OF paying the ex
penses incurred by the Every Evening
Com pany In the raid on the policy men
will present the matter to the Levy
Court ct their next meshng and re-
speotiully ask that the bill be paid by
the county. This we think would be
Just and right. ~ the county, and not
IhS city, has received the financial
beneas. We Are In favor OF the Every
Evening Company being reimbursed
for every dollar expended In Kidding
tho clty Of these pests, but We think II
should be paid out OF the 81. .00e or $l0,-
600 derived from the fines imposed. and
which by order OF the Court was paid
10 the county treasurer. We cannot
zee how Council can pay this money
vithout ssuiafyian ITSELF Some time
ago contractor In the wsstern part o
the city asked the Saver Com mitsee ts
Lay Q trunk to drain LOTT the Ter
chairman OF that oommii..ss vie we'd th,
place and decldsi that IL was necessary
shat the work should be done, but ri
his committee had NO funds at thei
disposal, informed this man thai Coun
oil could not do 1t. As he Was anxiou
TO build ON the lot he laid the drAii
himself, and sent the bill, amoautin
10 over $500, 10 Council. We oil knos
what became Of thA. bill, End that tn
pr ,sident ni iDself decided thas as Coun
oil had not ordered the work 1t coul
mot legally pay for 1t. Now 1t seems t
ne that this 10 q elnilar case, and Will
Ne would like very much 10 have th
company reimbursed we cannot Dc
how Council, sith this precedent bstol
1t, is going to appropriate the money
do It
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to ht
as nicely and perfectly as possible can be
suited by Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor, No 816 French street. Patrons OF
Mr. Harding, who are among our promf
nent and influential citizens, have express
ed themselves as exceedin. ly comfortaoi,
and greatly pleased with the neat MT OF
their garments, which are always MADE 10
the iattst style. French, Engli b and cas-
simere suitings and cloths OF all k,nds,
of the latest styles, are always on hana'
As cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching gentlemen should cal
and set the stY es at o'ce ezs am
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

FUNNY THINGS sometimes happen In
New York, out the funniest yet 10 the
fact that . defaulting paying teller OF .
bank In Blooklyn was actually cap
tured b,fore he got off to OAnada. Tets
10 something so d IF rent to the oourse
pursued thai i5 Is not t. be wondered st
that 1t surprised even the Go,hamites
themselves. Toe general mode OF pro.
oedure with defaultiDg bank Off ctals is
to let them skip to CAuads, or take .
trip TO Europe, and then employ On
expert TO examine their books for the
purpose Of le ting the public know how
much they have sto-. We beg par
don, We mean enb, zzled. But no~ Il
seems they are g ing to try anothe
plan. and We believe 1t will wori
better.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

AT last the Baltimore and Ohio Telo'
graph Com pany hss been absor bed by
the Western Union, and competition Il
for the time being ended. This even,
has been foreshado we'd Tor several
weeks, and WAS inevitable from the
time Robert Garrett agreed with The
syndi,a.s which holped him ont Of hii
diff ,ul.ies to dispose Of sil the enter.
prlses outside OF the Baltimore and
Ohio r iitroad. We do not know what
tffec. this move will have In this clty,
but 1t will probably result in closin 3
one OF the tffi ,ss and increAsing the
tolls.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

MAYOR RHoADs IL to be commended
for hi, order to tue police to arrest ell
boys found witn slingsho;s In their
possession, as they are ssous as d anger.
o1s rs pi.tol'. B ys use them uu-
thinkingly ~ithou1 the slightest idea OF
the force With ~hica .h4y send a stone,
consequently ths,e is Constant dzuger
of some one having an eye knosk ID ou,
or being other wise MUIR d, To say nosh.
ing OF broken ~indoR Rs or o.her dam,
age. Its hoped that parents will Sc,
that their b ys heed this warning ant
save themselves trouble.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Tn. EL.crIoS 70 determine whssh.

THR xLnCrIoN TO determine whether
. convention shall be held to amend the
Constitution Of this State, tskes place
o. the arst Tuesday In Novem bar. All
psrsons who have resided In the STATE
oas year, and have paid . county tax
within two years, will be entitled to
voss. Al "a, 900 votes were polled In
this S:ass At the election In 1884, IL will
b necessary to cast over half that
numbsr 10 ensure the calling OF oon-
ycution, 90 Il 10 not necessary for those
Who are opposed to the measure to vote
puless they think that they osn poll
over II, 900 votes. From this 1t will be
seen that the friends Of . convention
ere the only ones who need take the
trouble 70 vote, - the non-voters are
counted - opposed TO any change In
our Corsttution. The great MAS oil
our people seem to be indifferent to the
measure, and II now looks ~ though
they msy not give the ms.ter shat
alton lion that II deserves. The citizsns
OF 8 ussex have set an example worthy
Of limitation, and We must commend
their action to the voters OF this county.
They are far more liberal than We had
expected, - they appear TO be willing
10 trust the government OF the State to
that party which can honestly poll the
greater number OF votes. This is the
true doctrine, end We look for ward to
the time when oil will Acqulesce In It.
The man who will oheAt At the ballot
box, or fslsify the election returns In or
der to keep his friends In office, strikes
. deadly blow at the principle on which
our institutions rest, and deserves the
svsrestpunishment W hen the msjorisy
cssses 10 govern, our elections become .
fAroe, and the right 70 vote . bitter
mockery. There should be honest mer
esough in eAch party TO resent trickery
and cast their votes % as to teach ballot
box suffers that they cannot repea'
their rAsoality with impunity. Let oil
vote who feel reform is needed, and mol
70 around after the electio lAmentine
that they failed to do their du:y or
this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Omnara InntAlIad.

The following offioers Of Delaware
Tribe, No. l, Improved Order Of Red
Men, were inata led by the Deputy
Grand 6achem: Sachem, A. Wilhelm
Ga .amore, f. Brenner; Junior Saga
mere. j. Rebmsn.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
vAHAaAKms'

illuminated threads ana
bunches.
One OF the most striking
|of the $1.25 lot is a fine,
firm, silk.mixed stuff, with
|ouarter.inch checks on an
|indistinct plaid ground
Many styles, and not an ugly
one.
You can spend an hour at
this counter and see q new
stuff every ten seconds.
Last circle, southeast Of centre.
Henry Heath's London
Hats are at the top. The
last lot Of his Derby Hats
that we shall have this sea-
son is just in. Heath's best.
and not many Of a size. Slow
comers will not be sure Of a
fit. For the great mass Of
|buyers-those who care
more for the article than ior
the name--we have always
i'm stock the very best pro-
ductions OF the most reputa'
BILE makers. We handle
goods OF no other sort.
Heath's best Derby, S.;
Knox's, 81 +; other makes,
$3.50. and we know OF nc
Derby elsewhere at the price
so good as ours at SO OF
$3.50. A Derby Hat for 81
or even S1.5O, if you will;
new. and a good moneys
worth, but we do not empha'
size their value.
Our Silk Hats for 81, S.,
and So we know to be un'
surpassed at the cost.
Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
Shoes. If you can trus,
your eyes and fingers, look
ing and feeling are enough
| so the Shoes fit. Maybe one
out of q thousand know.
good leather from bad BY
touch or sight. What OF the
Others? They must trust the
lShoe man. You can't ge,
| lgood Shoes tor less thar
value, nor can we, but We
can buy with surer know
ledge than most OF you. W.
buy, with care, proved goods
nothing becarsc it is cheaI
lin r.aaxe or material. Her
lare some Of the new comers
Il Women's Patent Amazon Kid Butto
Shoe, hand stitched welt Con Wanans kt
Waukenphast last) nearly waterproof
u VIII wear better than French Kid an
will not turn purple like French kid. A
sizes and Widths. Dressy and comforts
BILE, IS
L Another very neat Button Shoe
. Curacao Kid, with patent tip, for wome'
q
. Children's inc Goat, button, sole leat
er tips; neat aud durable just the Sh'
D for knock about or school. tl %.
i Any woman that oan b
.l6tted out of the kinds name
s',,below may save 81
! $3.50 On each pair. TIL
l,lShoes are first class and
81 perfect order, but the sizt
;;..lare broken.
se Fine Curacao Kid, opera Zoe; sizes !
'' wsH2s "a g, n pas a;i;5N' b 'H' B;0'1' =
Fine French Kid, hand sewed. OF
,sI toe: sizes 215, 8, 4, 615, Z AA; 211, 3, )
"a l6L,7 IA; 6L,7 C;6, 615,7 u; )
7E. Were $6 now $3.50.
NJ Fine French Kid, hand sewed, op
~ Itoe; sizes 2, ~, 3, 81 AA; 6K, Z
I71S B; IN, GE z B. Were IS, 80
market street front, west OF main aisle
Il Curtains. Our stock
of rich in every grade.
o. Silk Plush, 81 yards Ion
g, made from our So in. plu:
ia lin all the new shades; line
ts' s'linterliued, silk corded ede
silk loops, loop hooks, q
st brass pole, put up compile
erI$75 a pair.
i'll We told you of Lace G
e. tains the other day; pri'
as low as those of our
rwo| nous lsst.Fall sale, 9
styles better than we co
essl then show. 1t set a bre'
ess blowing through that par
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
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tmurs aail,csl
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EssAswW hAvs vg,in,n.,.

suAs l1<h. Ia
fnlasv'n havs wun,as,s,
-g SUNDAY ,xAII
ne. . .rnnfiedslphiA e tsvpe,.,,
'nxsM; ~; II 81 : n..lr,Ih
bs0. Z ". SWp. n
kor Chester tsrpr,ss, va.
soIos and go D. n
xcsommodAtioa, : sNAn,
~ Nev Yoft tsxposr n
u = n, sE.TnJ
For West Us>sssr 49,
Nd . % D. n.
For Ospe Oha,isa, o., ,n,,i
NORFOLK II os nigh. '%
Tor New Uasyle, M,sd,-.l
Dover, Harrington, s'y sss ~
oelmar, u % nigh,.
Baltimore ana Vaxa,,.,..
70 % Am. II %, q. %, .,d n
eefs. ~: and II % pm.
Leave PhilAdalpniA l,,,.n :.
mingten (sxpfsss), II II 4 q a
= n. eoe.s ", and i, n 49,
Accommodation, ssd, iins
|sN SIS and II u ,. N.
Train1 mayxsd thus ,,as M
1pNn vesah srsrA lnrs "a MAJ.
ror further insormasiac ' ~
&rsd 70 the tscEst onIss i h
mAstes pr"v H-o.+Ij
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
e. +. POTTER.

Tun 81 Of Piano aud UTgeus. wttn >
Bayn ard, sifth and MARKET Telephono:u
Residences $40 W est seventh street. el-l
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
BALTlAO q uHIer|

sOAkDUL1 II EEfDcr.
Trains isays Delaware Avn,
EAsT.S)UsD:l
mia. AcconModst1sa, daily
Shtla. Accommodation, ian,
chilA. Accommodation, t,l,
Phfla. Accommodation, dali1
yhtlA. b Chester oxpraSe, dsily
Shila- Acoomm o5asioa, ds,lT
Hhila. Accommodation, tIily
phila. q Chester express, aaily
Phil. Accommodation, daily.
rhlla. Accommodation, dAily
Phila. Accom-. daily, except san|
YhtlA. d Uhestsr pIpssaa, da,y
shila. Accommodation daily
wEST.3oUsD;
OhioAgo Limited, dAuy ..,.
Arrives Ohioago ESQ asr; ~
Baltimore Acoonmoistios,
except Sunday..,.....,.,.,
Oincinnsu Ltmitet, isuy,.,I
Arrives OinoinnAsi ia A.
80 p. n. nsxs dsy.
Baltimore Accommodation, dail
On icaRo and ST. Lo1is Exp1
ohly....s......'-....,. ]
SfDEeiiy Aooommo,asian, dsilJ
FOE LANDEs 8ER9. . % /
only. 1l.W .. m. daily, as
100 P. M, and so ?. M. dsi
Trains Leave MAfxo. Street 81
Yer Philadelphia $50 A. a.,
sunday, 2tS p. NJ, daily. u
Las 2. M, daily. Hci LAadsru
hoo A. NJ. daily, except Suadi
Sunday only; 2.ls AMI SIS p. /
Trains Tor Niimingson-iAs,
phiA s7.0t and s.to o. n. daily,
iaily, except sunday; 1910,
dsily;70o, AGO. ga sSE, ii
1000 y. m. daily.
Express t.Ains
". NJ. CLEMENTS, OK
Manager. 9sn'l
Telephone No. 1873.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
"BEE HiV
3O6 MARKE|

Some choice, unpsrs
gains. ....
In Hosiery we hsv
large variety from &c I'd
pair, including Silk,
world.renowned fast b
ladies or children. Nd
popular--at prices beI
competition. |
Shopper 8 fast black \
stock at our low prices.
Stripe Silk Velvets
variety; the 81 Is qusliv
They are not trashy cd
styles and quality vii! y
price to you.
If you would see the
of bargains in Blank cts,
what we offer you from
TO SIS a pair.
We have 8 big li2e
gear for the lit.!e on'
Down, Handmade Wo'
| Six Plush Gaps, Hoods
|O'Shantas, from Csc .
each.
Ladies looking ater 81
to make or cover COM
will find q line Of new
in great viriety at o.
counter. Prices within
all
| A big Dress Goods
| 4S ! ieces of a5c. Armu
slaughtered for l5c
| prize you cannot afford
Mime. De norest Paw
| Fail Catalogues now re.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
WM,B, SHARP { Co,
Fourth and Market sts

Our dress goods depart
ments are full Of good things,
and fall buyers Of dress fab
RIGS will find here an assort-
ment Of fine, medium priced
and low priced stufs
for dresses, that will aston
ish them. No such stock has
ever before been shown in
our State or city, and our
prices we guarantee to be
right
Black Silks, guaranteed
not to crack or break in
any ordinary wear, any lady
can buy with confidence
they are rich, elegant Silks,
81, $I.2s, $3.50, are extra
wide and a splendid silk
bargain.
Rhadames are popular,
and when you want them
you want them right-color.
quality and price-they are
right here to suit you in
splendid assortment.
We make a grand de.
monstration in Stripe Plush.
es, Plain Pushes and Vel.
vets, every conceivable
'sh ,de, combination and
variety at prices astonish-
'ingly low. Any lady need
ing these goods for dresses
'or trimmings can find no
better line than ours. We
give you the list Of colors:
they are here in profusion-
Cardinal, Modore,
Gold Brown, Brown,
Dark Navy, National,
Uavanna, Myrtle,
Marine, Black,
Coquelleat, Light Blue.
J The narrow stripe plushef
are nows$1. You never be-
fore bought the same quality
for less than $I.75.
! The wide stripe and
!plaid plushes are So. You've
paid for tho same So ane
1880.
! The pushes and velvet;
iare remarkable for beauty
.touality and price-any lad!
Twill end them of interes
land profit to her.
4 Our lines Of silk warp ant
lwool warp Henriettas il
',,colors are marvels Of beaut,
land iirisn in fine dres
brics-pleasant to tn
itoush, splendid to wear, ant
fine as a silk 10 appearanc
,,(-$I.25 per yard-w o o
warps, IS cents less
/, dressy dress.
II Braided suits in all-woe
a. 'cloths-quiet, rich color
.. eo,.lstylish and effective-l
yards OF braided panel 2
;slyards narrow for sleeve
land waist with 7 yards 81
=, Inch material, makes I
: nice a medium priced su
i, las you are likely to get Il
e.ISS and $40.
al An odd piece of all-wo
. lblack Homespun has CON
to light. It's companic1
r.l are all gone, 1t must folio,
es Il yards wide; you'll get
!, ltor 48 cents instead of Is.
,dl A very choice line of al
Id wool French plaids,
70 small and large checks, pla
at tEand shaded, 50 inches, Z
cblS5, $l.25.
nsI A good knock-abo
dress in plain and gu
Ecolors, is an Almy cloth, 6
fat so cents; good value, 81
viceab,e and neat.
Palma cloths in plain
Bf Ill - J,rk HI,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
GET THE BEST |

Farmers Of New Castle ooa.
you now to ,ubscribe for STOCK
castle County Hedge oomphn,
holders have tho tost sa'sn M
agents Will oall upon yeu so.n
your subscriptions. Tho oonp'| ''as|
assurdly be organised this 'al,'ay| NJ
have stock in It. Any inio'm
,iOn TO either feuoe or stock WI, !, v
fully given by either Oh a,,,s. .nv
.on nsI. SAMUEL JOHNsol
'' SOLOMON HERsh'' HER,n''
THOMAS RoBlESV,
ROBERT MsrAkLn,' -,
$50 u Agents layton houee
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
The b. y o sale Ratified

Rain or shine, let her 60. Gsttyf.
burS, October 13. Fare 50 co.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Women's Patent Amazon Kid Button
Shoe, hand stitched welt Con Wanans ker
Waukenphast last) nearly waterproof.
VIII wear better than French Kid and
will not turn purple like French kid. All
sizes and Widths. Dressy and oomforta-
BILE, IS
Another very neat Button Shoe In
Curacao Kid, with patent tip, for women
d
er tips; neat aud durable just the Shoe
for knock about or school. 81 75.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

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Any woman that can be
fitted out of the kinds named
below may save 81 to
$3.50 On each pair. The
Shoes are first class and in
perfect order, but the sizes
|are broken.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Tamb ,ur, 81 75 to s35 pair.
Brussels, SIS to t45 pair
Brussels Point, $40 TO 300 pair.
Irish Point 80 to 800 q pair.
Bats te Irish Point, "a to $l2 pair.
Antique, g. to SIS a pair.
Cluny, IS SO to $45 pair.
Honiton and Colbert, t45 to S125 pair.
Nottingham, rs cen q to $40.
Second floor, north of Transeps.
100 English Decorated
Chamber Sets, including
Slop Jar. Imported to sell
at $3.50. They shall 60 for
|S42s. None but an expert
would guess they are a little
out OF perfect.
Basement, northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street,
and City-hsn s2uaie.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Fine Curacao Kid, opera Zoe: sizes ! I
Il, 2h. 31l A; l, ~, 64,7 Boy, Z, z.
Were a, nov t3
Fine French Kid, hand sewed. opera
toe: sizes az, 3, 4, 614, Z AA; 24, 3, ~,
I6T, Z A; 6L, b; 8, 2 Ci6 o, 6H,7 ID; 5H
l6, 7E. Were s6 now $3.50.
Fine French Kid, hand sewed, opera
toe; sizes 2, ~, 3, 81 AA; 6K, A
I7H b; IN, G11. z B. Were IS, new $3.50
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-03-10
Benjamin Taylor, poetic ct jour
naliste, est mort B Cleveland,
Ohio.
LA PAX ARMEE.

De 1870 q 1871 IAllemagne por-
TAFT l'efectif de son armee sur la
pied de paix de 378,069 hommes 3
401, 059.
En- 1880 la France elevalt la
sienne de 3l8,846 hommes . 49,
ATT.
Aussit6t nouvelle augmentation
de Tarmee allemande qui en- 1881
atteignait 427,274 hommes.
IEnfn depuis pannee derniere
reffectif de l'arm6e FRANCHISE est
de 47l,811.
C'est pour r6pondre . cette der
Mere augmentation qua etc prepa-
re- le prolet de loi du septennatq u1
fxe pour sept ans, 8 partir du Ter
avril proclaim, peffectif de Tarmee
allemande q 461,4O7 hommes.
Mais on re s'endort pas plus sur
les bords de Ia Seine que sur ceux
de la Spree; ct en- r6ponsesau sep
tennat, il est d6ia question d'aug-
menter l'armee FRANCHISE de 44,GOO
hommes, ce qui portera son efec-
tif 3 515,91l hommes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-03-10
HCFIo DH LOUEST
Un pretre mort on officiant.

II va hut jours, I'M bien triste
q constern6 les fdeles
qui Sc trouvaient dams leglise de
Brosdorf (Silesie d'autriche
Pendant un service fun6bre, lie
cure Ignace Nowarra, en- s'appre
tant q prononcer la b6n6diction sur
le mort, s'est 4cri6: Mon Dieul
que je me sens NAL" En- pronon
CANT ces mote, le venerable eccl6si
astlque tomba 3 la renverse dams
les bras de son assistant. Ious lee
soins qni lui furent immediatement
prodigu6s sont rest6 inutiles: j
Yenait de succomber q la rupture
d une aL6vrisme.
On comprendra sous quelle poi
gnante emotion les personnes We
nues ponr 10 service fanebre ont
quite r6glise ct sous quelle i'm.
preston p6nible reinforcement 8
suivi son cours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-03-10
I'm CRIME m0nstrueux.

IN process des plus 6mouvants
s'est d6roul6 devant le tribunal. de
Pekin (Illinois).
Deux brutes d'ongine allemande,
les 6poux Gottlleb ct Catherine
.Santochi, 6taient accuses davoir
fait endurer q leur fills, Age de dix
ans, les traitements les plus inhu-
mains qu'on puisse imaglner, me
me de Ia part de parants ale.
mands. Sous1de futiles ~pretextes les
eponx Santochi chatiaient leur en-
FAINT, en- lui mestant les mains sur
I'M poole rouge, en- le rouant de
coups, q tel point que tout son
corps 6tait CONVERT de hideuses
meurtrissures, gu pattacha pres
que nu pendant toute une mutt au
plancher Pune chaInbre sans Eau,
par nm froid de plusieurs degrees
Fahrenheit au.dessous de zero.
LIE malheureux. enfant q Gu ainsi
les deux pie,ls gel6s pendant une
mutt du mois de janvier dernier ct
il q fallu les lui amputer. Il est
encore dams IN 9tat 81 pitoyable
qu'on nest pas certain de pouYoir
Iui sauver Ia vie. Ces parents de
natures mont pas montre Ia moin
die emotion quand leur enfant,
estropi6 pour Ia vie, 9 raconte
dune voix NAL assur6e les odisux
traitements auxquels i q et6 sou
mis-.
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CONGRESS.

q C'est vendredi dernier le 4,
ou'expirait lie 49e Congress. Jamais
Congress ma laiss6 apres lui un
pareil chaos de projects de loi rem,
dus inutlles faute de temps pour
les discuter. Plusieurs parties
importantes du budget mont pas
etc votes, lie president Cleveland
aysnt refuse d'aller s'installer au
Capitole, dams I'm bureau special
pour y signer ce que lie senat dams
SEES dernieres heures voudrait bisn
lui soumettre. On s'est bien gard6
de TOUGHER au systeme de taxation
qui a fait ct perpetue le surplus ex-
traordinaire du tr6sor. C'est pour
tant sur cette question que les de
mocrates sont arrives au pouvo1r,
pourquol ne tiennent-ils pas paro-
le? pourquoi ne So rendent-ils pas
aux d6sirs du peuple qui les q
elus! Cent millions de piastres de
surplus seront encore vers6es au
tresor cette aimee sans que ces
bons democrates aient meme song6
q reduire un peu la take indirecte
qui pese sur le peuple. Els ont
bien pens6 d 6toufffer en- chambre le
"Bla1r subsidy bill" ct le "River
and harbor bill" qui 6taient de
measures dune grande importances
pour lie peuple des Etats- Unis,
mails lis mont pas Gu le temps de
s'occuper de leurs promesses.
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DEVILS LAKE, OAK, 5.-On ap-
pr6hende des troubles s6rieux en-
tire les indiens chippewa ct les me-
tbs de la montague q Ia Tortue, ct
les blancs du meme endroit. Cling
cents m6tls demeurent pres de la
montague; le plus grand nombre
d'entre eux s'est fait naturalist ct
occupe des terres du gouverne.
ment. Quelques uns ont manqae
au devoir qui leur lncombait de
payer leur taxes personnelles au
comte de Rollette ct le sheriff q
saisi quelques-uns de leurs che
vaux. lis SO sont organis6s au
nombre de 500 ct ont envoy6 Zoo
hommes arm6s q St. John chercher
les chevaux tandis que les autres
300 sc sont caches dams les bois
avoislnants. Les blancs mont fait
aucune resistance ct le sheriff etc
aujourd'hui au fort Totten deman-
der un d6tachement de police pour
retabllr rordre. La Major Bacon,
commendant du fort, attend les or
dres du general Ruger pour agir.